>> the county executive's main concern, other departments tried to get around pay cuts by giving time off. he's called for an investigation into the d.a.'s office to determine if policies were followed. coming up at 11, our full investigation. we uncover it's not just vacation hours being changed. other types of time off are being altered. >> i look forward to. if you have a tip, call us a the 1-888-996-tips. now to an nbc area follow-up, caltrain was back on track tonight. caltrain says one of their southbound trains hit a large piece of metal on the tracks about a mile north of the san francisco station. happened at 7:30.

hundreds of gallons of fuel came gushing out. >> our locomotives are diesel electric, and the metal debris punctured the fuel tank. it's kind of a long, metal tube. we're looking into that. we really don't know how it got to be on the tracks. >> no one was hurt. passengers were shuttled by bus. the spill remains under investigation. we are learning more information in the case of two men shot this morning. investigators say the suspect had some type of air gun, not a fake or replica as previously believed. about 2:00 this morning, two groups of men got into an confrontation. a bystander flagged down two officers who opened fire when gun. that man and another man were hit and remain in hospitalized

condition. a shooting at a party in concord has left one man dead. police say the two men into the into a fight in a parking lot about 8:30 last night. police arrived and found the body of a 25-year-old man. witnesses gave information about the other suspect. police found a 29-year-old man just a few blocks away. he was taken into custody and booked on suspicion of first-degree murder. friends are remembering a photographer hit and killed by a stray bullet monday night. >> terry, good evening. police say that 54-year-old lionel fluker was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and now his family and friends are struggling to cope with the suddenness of his death.

he wasn't driving home from the gym friday night when he was caught in the line of fire. police say another man who was the intended target of the shooting was injured by fluker did not survive. lionel fluker was a freelance photographer for the oakland tribune from 1995 to 2007. he already had a career as a computer engineer but discovered a love for photographer while at the trib. the director says fluker's two big loves in life were his family and taking photos. >> it's just so sad to see a life like this taken away so senselessly. he loved his daughter and talked about her daily. and was just very proud, and we were all very proud of him too because he was such a good guy. >> reporter: and knick lamer has also shared some of his photos with us, whether he was shooting celebrities or shorts, he had a real love for the profession.

he leaves behind a 20-year-old daughter and so far there is no word on any arrests in this case. live in oakland tonight, monty francis, nbc bay area news. a delegation of business leaders lead tomorrow for a mission to china. governor brown plans to promote greenhouse gas reduction policies and

commemorates the giants' win, the players most looked forward to the ring ceremony, and that's because it's their own momento of what they've accomplished. now, the 2012 rings are much bigger than the ones created in 2010, but these rings were also designed to reflect the unique circumstances of the 2012 postseason for the giants. of course the giants faced six elimination games in those playoffs and had the four-game sweep of detroit. all of that is depicted in the creation of this ring and the players were anxious to get their first look. >> to unite this city, and this team did it. and we will never forget it. and that's what this team represents. the world series most valuable

player, sandoval! no one was better in postseason than this guy. tim lis icu m. >> the players say if there's one thing they learned from 2010, it's that they need to enjoy the moment because they don't know when it will happen again. but they are ready to put closure on 2012 and focus on 2013. this final game in the three-game series against the cardinals did not go as the they had hoped. a very rough outing for matt cain. terry, we'll have those highlights coming up later. but overall, a memorable day for the giants' players on the 2012 world series team. >> thanks, mindy. change is headed our way. here's a live look over san jose. talk about changes, two changes. what kind of changes, rob? >> still nice, cloudy skies.

we had 60s around the bay area today, but the changes we're seeing now, starting drop into far north lake county. including some rain and now wind area. we'll talk about that in the forecast coming up. plus the harrowing hiking trip that took a wrong turn. one of the hikers shares his story including what he did to survive. also -- >> we've had a lot of people really pitch in to make it happen. >> the team effort that allowed this heart transplant patience to cheer on his favorite team, also, a trim at the pump.

relief for drivers at bay area gas stations. nationwide, prices at the pump have dropped 15 cents since the end of february. national average is now $3.64 a gallon. analysts credit falling crude oil prices for the drop. in oakland, the price it $4.01 compared to $4.14 a month ago. here in san jose, the average price is $4.01 per gallon, down

15 cents. one of the longest surviving heart transplant patients in the west is back in the hospital. but that didn't keep him from going to the giants game. also -- >> all i could tell you is being on the cliff. >> lost for days in the wilderness. a teenager from southern california explains what went wrong and how he and his friend survived.

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coppenhagen. a young southern california man is enjoying his first night home tonight after a hiking trip turned into a fight for survival. the 19-year-old was rescued on wednesday after spending four days stranded and hurt. today he was released from the hospital and shared some of his experiences. jane from our nbc station in los angeles was there and has this report. >> reporter: getting ready to leave the hospital, 19-year-old nicholas cendoya was anxious to go home. walking out of the hospital with his family, he didn't break any bones but lost 15 pounds and still lots of little scratches covering his arms. >> honestly, the last thing i could tell you was being on the cliff, making the 911 call. i told her, if we don't get out of here, we're going to die.

>> reporter: nicholas doesn't remember what happened next. he suffered a concussion from a fall. >> now that they told me i suffered a trauma, maybe i fell and we both split ways. >> reporter: nicholas was stranded for four days, no food or water. >> i ended eating plants, anything i could do to survive. >> reporter: he said he was starting to hallucinate. >> i was seeing -- i'm going to be honest with you, i was seeing tigers. >> reporter: nicholas remembers hearing people but didn't know if he was dreaming. he was found less than a mile from where he parked his car. >> that night i had the most fear. death, definitely, because i knew i was going to die. i spent all my energy that day. that was meant by god. like, we weren't meant to die. >> that was jany amimoto reporting.

he was rushed to the hospital. cendoya says he can't wait to visit her in the hospital. one of the west coast's longest surviving heart transplant patients got his wish fulfilled today when he was temporarily released from the hospital to attend a giants' baseball game. he received a heart transplant when he was 3 years old. he's now hospitalized in santa clara for continuing care. >> what's really exciting is he had bought tickets for april 22nd, and since it wasn't clear he would make it to that game, the organization here made it possible for him to get out of the hospital today to attend. >> i'm thankful for it. >> kaiser arranged for an ambulance to take him to the game. meteorologist rob moretta

joins us to talk about rain in our forecast. >> as we come to the morning commute tomorrow, looks like a lot of it will fall overnight. and then the wind as we head into the morning. outside san jose, partly cloudy skies, close to 70 degrees. pack to the north, around san francisco, the clouds starting to fill on in. the giants flag showing you the sea breeze pointing off to the right. and those winds will be part of the weather story. right now, 61 degrees in san jose, winds picking up right now. kind of a sea breeze during the day tomorrow. northwesterly winds for monday. yes, a quick chance of rain tonight. windy during the day tomorrow. then we'll get less wind and more warming for the middle part of the week. wind advisories for the ring hills east of san jose. along the coastal mountains

we'll see this wind advisories for gusts close to 40 miles per hour. watch out for that through 8:00 tomorrow evening. in terms of the rain, you can see spilling towards the bay area, this is 11:00, but watch as we go forward in time. maybe just some lingering showers in the hills of san jose around 3:00 in the morning. as the sun comes up, the wind will be kicking in around sunrise and picking up during day. this system is going to dive down to east of the sierra. so as high pressure builds in behind it, the battle between the high and low will set us up for dry conditions. but gusty winds monday. that low will move past the rockies. rain totals, probably a .10 of an inch of rain.

in the sierra, be prepared for some winter-like driving conditions. about a half foot of snow due during the morning hours tomorrow. watch out for that if you're going to head out to reno. as the rain shouts down, cooler and drier air. high temperatures probably cooler in parts of the south bay there. you saw the east bay, mid to upper 60. winds backing off on tuesday, then wednesday, look at the numbers. close to 707 on the coast. 70s and 80s. and as the winds turn slightly offshore, we'll see the numbers cooling off. towards the end of the week, a little bit of cooling but staying dry. this system could be the last for a while and then we'll see a real taste of spring, almost summer-like there. >> 82 degrees. >> that's warming up. we'll be back with a

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red meat may cause heart disease, but not because of the fat. a new steak-eating study shows the real culprit behind the risk of heart disease is a little chemical called t.a.m.o., a gut bacteria released into the body after eating red meat. they say it could lead to new

treatments for heart disease. great story here, a 7-year-old boy battling brain cancer got the chance this weekend to score the play of his life. >> that young man, as i mentioned, has really been adopted by the football, scored a touchdown. >> the university of nebraska adopted him. jack went 69 yards to score a touchdown. he did it in front of nearly 60,000 cheering fans. that touchdown made jack the game's leading rusher. i told you it was worth waiting for. henry wolfer joins us now. and henry, that might have been the sports story of the day. or maybe yours is better. go ahead. >> reporter: no way i can top that story. that was a great story, but we've got much more to talk about. cal women's basketball team, find out if they advance

to the national championship game. and the giants receive their championship ring. but how did they perform on the diamond against the st. louis cardinals. stay tuned.

welcome back to nbc bay area. a was weekend for the world series champs. today they received their championship rings. but let's go out to the diamond where the action was happening. giants and cardinals. giants once again showing off the bling-bling before the first pitch. lots of big smiles. giants up 2-1 in the fourth. bases loaded. ground ball. cardinals take the lead 3-2. still in the fourth, matt

carpenter. giants lose 14-3. mindy bach has the latest. >> matt cain started his first three innings to match the sell bratory mood. in the fourth inning alone, the cardinals just killed the party. they knocked cain for seven hits, anyone earned runs and gave cain the worst single inning in his career. >> for myself and for the rest of the guys, i wish i had done better to keep the excitement going. but it's a long season and we'll have a lot more games. but today i definitely try to remember it as a good day, getting my ring and being excited about that. >> you have one of those days where everything's out of reach. they hit some good balls. cain's going to always give you

a good opportunity to win, and today's one of those days it didn't fall our way. >> reporter: he's one of the few players from the giants doing well offensively as his team continues to struggle. but now the rockies come in and bring a great start to the season, but the coach is not planning on any lineup changes for that first game yet. thank mindy. over to the a's andmé astros. chris young looking young and strong here. hammers to left. his second homers of the year. 8-0. bottom of the fifth, jose tuve lifts a ball to the right. josh reddick hits the wall hard. he has a spring right wrist. had to leave the game.

a's go on to win. 9-3 is the final. over to cal women's basketball team taking on fifth-seeded louisville. lashea pulls up and hits the three. louisville comes back and goes up three after this free throw. last chance for cal. not going to happen. tough loss for them, but they played incredibly well this season. louisville goes to the championship game. they win 64-57. one other note, the san jose sharks, seven-game winning streak, they lost 5-4. back here at 11.

this week is going to be epic here on america's cup uncovered. why? because it is all about the win. the america's cup world series as taken the sailing world by storm. it has taken the something the world knows as a horizontal piece of engineering and stuck it upright in the sky. if a massive airplane can lift hundreds of people onboard, a